Sjöhistoriska museet is Sweden's national museum of maritime and naval history, located on Djurgården in Stockholm. The building was designed by Ragnar Östberg and opened in 1938. Its collections cover Swedish warships, merchant shipping and boat-building traditions, and the museum regularly hosts temporary exhibitions and lectures.
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Guided tour of Historiska museet's mythology and ancient artifact collections.
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Dansmuseet hosts a dance evening at Historiska museet, featuring dance and movement as the main focus.
exhibition18:00in 2 days
An exhibition about sugar's history and its significance in human development.
exhibition13:00in 4 days
Exhibition exploring Norse mythology and the ancient gods at Historiska museet.
lecture14:00in 5 days
A lecture on the impact of climate change on people and society at Historiska museet in Stockholm.
other(9 days)
Autumn holiday programme at Historiska museet where children explore the museum's exhibitions using headlamps.
exhibition18:00An exhibition at Historiska museet that examines how history is interpreted and presented from multiple viewpoints.
other(15 days)
Tale Dance workshop at Historiska museet where participants learn dance movements inspired by classic fairy tales.
exhibition18:00An exhibition of medieval seals at the Historiska museet in Stockholm.
concertBjörn Ende performs his composed rhymed work about Western European medieval history, with emphasis on the Nordic past.
lecture18:00An English-language lecture on friendship relations at Historiska museet in Stockholm.
lecture18:00A presentation about the archaeological boat graves in Gamla Uppsala, a significant Viking Age heritage site.
festival(72 days)
Historiska museet opens its large courtyard for Viking-inspired games and activities throughout the summer. Children and young people up to 18 get free admission.
lecture(72 days)
Guided tour of Historiska museet's Viking exhibition featuring original artifacts that reveal long-distance trade, craftsmanship, and burial practices from the Viking Age.